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Originally Posted by Great68
Carbs don't like ethanol. Have to be much more dilligent in draining my boat motor, power washer, lawn mower, leaf blower, and string trimmer over the winter. Fuck Ethanol. Corn should be for eating, not turning into fuel.
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Originally Posted by Badhobz
Bad for fuel lines too. It eats them and potentially damaging the fuel pump if you let it sit in ethanol for long periods of time.
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Originally Posted by BIC_BAWS
You really don't have this problem with the GTI tho.. it's a good problem to have in the GTI...
that said Chevron 94 sucks LOL. Shell 93 ftw.
Point about the fuel lines is true tho. Short term testing showed I can run up to E25-E30 with no issues.
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Originally Posted by Badhobz
Nobody gives a nazi shit about that dumpster fire, I’m concerned about the ratrolla. She doesn’t get driven that much and now she’s filled full of corn juice that likes to rot out everything.  |
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Originally Posted by roastpuff
Dump some fuel stabilizer in the LC, that's what I do with the S when it goes to sleep.
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For those of you who are curious about the effectiveness of fuel stabilizers, check out Project Farm's experiment that took place over five (5) years!
Note 1: He tests using E10 fuel, so not E15 in case any of you are going to cry about it.
Note 2: If you haven't followed any of his videos, they are not in any way 100% scientific, but there is a method to his madness, and if anything, practical in most situations. This was an interesting watch.
Note 3: I won't spoil it for you but Project Farm's title already did - There really was only one fuel stabilizer that worked. Everything else is as good as Toyota trash.